/internal/media/dispatcher/70905/fullJames Tague Oral History03/30/199943 MinutesHi-8 videotapeOral History Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza1999.003.00030Videotaped oral history interview with James Tague. A bystander located near the triple underpass in Dealey Plaza, Mr. Tague was slightly wounded on the cheek by a bullet fragment or chip of concrete during the shooting.Oral Histories637846.350000000010.160000000019324Oral history1.9050000000Videotaped oral history interview with James Tague. A bystander located near the triple underpass in Dealey Plaza, Mr. Tague was slightly wounded on the cheek by a bullet fragment or chip of concrete during the shooting.
Interview conducted at Mr. Tague's home on March 30, 1999 by Bob Porter. The interview is forty-three minutes long.EyewitnessesTriple underpassCurbOral historiesTague, James ThomasDallasDealey Plaza Eyewitnesses (OHC)Mr. Tague's autobiography, Truth Withheld: A Survivor's Story, was published in 2003. - Stephen Fagin, CuratorA Dallas Times Herald photograph of Mr. Tague taken a few minutes after the assassination shows what appears to be a cut on his left cheek. Although not mentioned in his Warren Commission testimony or in his book, Mr. Tague explained to me in the late 90s that the cut was the result of a dispute with his girlfriend the night before. The cut caused by the shooting, he said, was actually on his right cheek. - Gary Mack, CuratorMr. Tague passed away on February 28, 2014. - Stephen Fagin, Curator